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The people between the First and Sixth Cataract of the Nile, first created the African Kerma Civilization (2500 BC-1500 BC) which evolved from the indigenous Pre-Kerma (c. 3500–2500 BC)
then came the Early Kerma (c. 2500–2050 BC) or C-Group Phase Ia–Ib; then
the Middle Kerma (c. 2050–1750 BC) or C-Group Phase Ib–IIa; then
the Classic Kerma (c. 1750–1580 BC) or C-Group Phase IIb–III; then
the Final Kerma (c. 1580–1500 BC) C-Group Phase IIb–III.

Kerma was disintegrated by the actions of refugee nomadic Arab Yemeni Israelite coming via Abyssinia since 1876 BC. While north Kemet (Aka Delta of Egypt) was invaded and colonized by Turkic Mongolian Hyksos (1630-1523 BC) who are the forefathers of Persians, Jews, Turks, Romans, yellow Indians, Gypsies, and Arabized Turkic rulers and wealthy in Arabia and Africa.

Kemet and Kerma were liberated from the Turkic Hyksos in the north of Kemet; and from the Arab Israelite in the south of Kerma by King Ahmose I (Eighteenth Dynasty XVIII 1549–1292), who is from a family of kings and queens of mixed Kemet-Kerma origin. Almost all the kings of Kemet and Kerma looked a like and were relatives of indigenous origin.

Kush was a sad degeneration of Kerma based on slavery and looting. Nubia is a very late final collapse of Kerma. There are nothing indigenous called Nubian or Kushite civilization, these were feeble cultures built on top of the ruins of Kerma.
Kemet was not White, and Kerma was not Black because these two modern racist terms were invented by Turkic Mongolian groups to claim false European origin and despise and reject African great heritages.

Kemet and Kerma were very closely related sister nations share a common distant origin of “Nabta Playa”. By the 6th millennium BC, evidences of prehistoric organized advanced communities exist and prove the common origin of Kerma and Kemet. Logically the Kerma nation became more tanned than their brothers in the north.

The features of original Arabs are not much different from those of Abyssinian and Kerma. Pale-skin Arabs are actually not Arabs at all, they are Arabized Turkic Mongolians falsely claiming to be Arabs.

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It is very important to notice the outstanding similarities between Kurds, Turks, Romani (Gypsies), Romans, earliest Jews, Caucasoid Indians, wealthy in Arabia, and Persians.

Their strong connections explain a lot, including the Turkic Mongolian origin of the Hyksos and their use of Kurds as foot soldiers, mercenaries and slaves.

Kurdistan is a Turkic Mongolian project to use the Kurds, who are originally Iranian, to expand in Iraq, Syria, and Anatolia. This way the Kurds shall lose their legitimate right of their original homeland which is Iran.

Thus lands and regions to be taken from Iraq, Syria, and Anatolia shall be annexed to be given to those Kurds who are Turkic Mongolian collaborators; while Turkic Mongolian Persians remain holding Iran.

It is quite striking that the Kurds are not much interested in establishing a Kurdish self-ruled territory in Iran, while the Kurds are very active and forceful in establishing Kurdish territories in Iraq, Syria, and Anatolia.

Mitanni (1500-1300 BC) originated not as a result of Aryan invasions, as some claim, but as a result of Turkic Mongolian invasion using Aryan slaves and collaborators. After the invasion of Aryans and the theft of their land in Iran, some of the Kurds resorted to the western mountains, but most of Kurds were subjugated and enslaved and were used as foot soldiers, workers, and concubines. The greatest genetic and feature improvements of Turkic Mongolians came as a result of their miscegenation and reproduction with the defeated and enslaved Iranian Kurds (Aryans).

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Ancient Egyptians (Kemets) mastered mathematics as it was essential for their very advanced knowledge in building construction, astronomy, agriculture, administration, and technologies.

Ancient Egyptian mathematics is the mathematics that was developed and used in Ancient Egypt c. 3000 to c. 300 BC, from the Old Kingdom of Egypt until roughly the beginning of Hellenistic Egypt. The ancient Egyptians utilized a numeral system for counting and solving written mathematical problems, often involving multiplication and fractions. Evidence for Egyptian mathematics is limited to a scarce amount of surviving sources written on papyri. From these texts it is known that ancient Egyptians understood concepts of geometry, such as determining the surface area and volume of three-dimensional shapes useful for architectural engineering, and algebra, such as the false position method and quadratic equations.

Evidence indicates that Egyptians made use of potter’s wheels in the manufacturing of pottery from as early as the 4th Dynasty (2600 BC). It is certain that Egyptians invented and used carts driven by ox and donkey. After the Egyptians were invaded by barbaric nomadic Hyksos riding horse-back, Egyptians invented light single-horse chariots and used them for war.

The Hyksos were Turkic Mongolians with their slaves and mercenaries from defeated nations (mainly Iranian Kurds as foot soldiers, mercenaries, and concubines). Only with the invention of the light chariot with spoked wheels did the horse take on military significance. And that is exactly what the Egyptians did and used to defeat the horse-riding Hyksos.

The claims of Alfred S. Bradfrod that the Hyksos introduced to Egyptians chariot are baseless. [Around 1700 BCE an outside nation, known as the Hyksos, invaded Egypt and slowly took control both militarily and politically. The Hyksos people introduced to Egyptians the horse, chariot and modern Bronze Age weapons. The chariot developed around 2000 BCE, and the Indo-Iranians were the first to use a chariot similar to those of the Hyksos—“light, two wheeled and spoked.”] With Arrow, Sword and Spear: A History of Warfare in the Ancient World (Westport, Connecticut: Praeger Publishers, 2001), page 13.

The Chariot: A Weapon that Revolutionized Egyptian Warfare, by Richard Carney, says: [Around 1700 BCE an outside nation, known as the Hyksos, invaded Egypt and slowly took control both militarily and politically. The Hyksos people introduced to Egyptians the horse, chariot and modern Bronze Age weapons. ] While admitting that Egypt is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, it is illogical that scientists and historians could write that the Hyksos brought or introduced chariots to Egypt. (Read: The Chariot).

The main points here are: 1. The Hyksos didn’t introduce the chariot to Egypt; 2. Using chariot in war was invented by Egyptians; and 3. Peaceful usage of carts, coaches, and wagons were known much earlier both in Central Asia, China, India, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and elsewhere.

The Mitanni kingdom was referred to as the Maryannu, Nahrin or Mitanni by the Egyptians, the Hurri by the Hittites, and the Hanigalbat by the Assyrians. The different names seem to have referred to the same kingdom and were used interchangeably, according to Michael C. Astour.

No native sources for the history of Mitanni have been found so far. Accounts are mainly based on Assyrian, Hittite, and Egyptian sources, as well as inscriptions from nearby places in Syria. Often it is not even possible to establish synchronicity between the rulers of different countries and cities, let alone give uncontested absolute dates. The definition and history of Mitanni is further beset by a lack of differentiation between linguistic, ethnic and political groups.

Mitanni originated not as a result of Aryan invasions, as some claim, but as a result of Turkic Mongolian invasion using Aryan slaves and collaborators. After the invasion of Aryans and the theft of their land in Iran, some of the Kurds resorted to the western mountains, but most of Kurds were subjugated and enslaved and were used as foot soldiers, workers, and concubines. The greatest genetic and feature improvements of Turkic Mongolians came as a result of their miscegenation and reproduction with the defeated and enslaved Iranian Kurds (Aryans).

In fact, Mitanni was created as a result of Turkic Mongolian attacks on Iran which took over the heritage and civilization of Iranians and Assyrians and attributed them to themselves. That period was of Turkic Mongolian intensive raids in the region, which resulted in the fall of the Hittite civilization, the late Bronze Age Collapse, and the emergence of groups of fugitives, refugees and mercenaries, called the Sea Peoples in 1177 BC. It coincided with the settlement and invasion by the Israelites, an Arab tribe that came from its homeland in Yemen in 1406 BC. In the course of their refuge in Abyssinia and destruction of the Kerma civilization in the Sudan, the Israelites cooperated with the Hyksos, who occupied north Kemet from 1630 until 1523 BC. King Ahmose I expelled both groups and pursued both the Hyksos in northern Kemet and the Israelites in the kingdom of Kerma in northern Sudan, on Kemet southern border.

It is certain that the Hyksos, who were Turkic Mongolians, after being expelled from Egypt in 1523 BC created the Mitanni, along with Kurds among them as slaves, workers and agents. The most important evidence that Mitanni was Turkic Mongolian mixed with defeated Iranian Kurds is the use of horses, which is their characteristic and favorite weapon of looting and invasion.

The Kurds were used as soldiers, slaves, breeding stock, and mercenaries by Turkic Mongolian raiders to destroy three civilizations.
1. Kemet (ancient Egypt) with the Hyksos in 1630 BC.
2. Assyria (ancient Iraq) with the Miattani in 1500 BC.
3. Hittite (ancient Anatolia) with the Kaska in 1200 BC.

The authentic Iranian Eucharist Zoroastrianism was stolen by Turkic Mongolians and their slaves from the Iranian Aryans and turned into Magus Paganism, not a religion but a political tool. Kurds original homeland is only Iran and they are Aryans; and the Kurds who claim that the lands of the Kurds are in Iraq, Syria and Turkey are certainly serving the Turkic Mongolian groups of Persians, Turks, and Jews; but not the Kurds. No Kurdish presence was found in Iraq, Syria, and Turkey before 1700 BC. In order to discover the relationship between the Kurds and the Turkic Mongolians and Mitanni, an article can be found from a site specialized in the history of Zoroastrianism. The article does not deduce the same as this article, but it provides indicators and facts that support what came here.

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It is noticeable that geography, politics and culture divide the Palestinians into two distinct, separate and even contradictory and conflicting parts between the West Bank (the Jordan River) and the population of the Gaza Strip. Are these divisions the result of historical and racial differences? To answer this question it is necessary to note the following:
The Jews are a group of Turkic Mongolians who were sent by the colonists to Persia and Babylonia (and they also left Mongols) to displace the Hebrew Israelite of Israel and replace them in Canaan. This has been confirmed by the Samaritans and the Beta Israel Ethiopians, as well as by the loss of the tribes of Israel and other profound ethnic, cultural, religious and political transformations that followed the Babylonian return in 530 BC.

Turkic Mongolians, the origin of Jews, had existed in the region since 1800 BC with various names such as Chasu YHWH and Hyksos. Their raids and destruction caused the collapse of the Bronze Age in 1177 BC for the majority of Mediterranean civilizations and countries. It is a pivotal era documented in archeology and history books. This massive collapse resulted in a large number of large migrations and the emergence of so-called “sea peoples” fugitives and mercenaries. At the time, the Hebrew Israelites were occupying and were present in Canaan and were still allied with the Turkic Mongolians before the collapse of this alliance in 626 BC.

The first waves of Palestinians came with the collapse of the Bronze Age and the fall of the Hittite Empire and civilization in and around Anatolia. The second wave of settlements were to the Philistia region and it was organized by the Turkic Mongolians after they called themselves Jews. This was in 530 BC with the expulsion and dispersal of the Israelites from Canaan. They brought in new immigrant labor and slaves to be added to the first wave of of the sea peoples and they settled the second group in the region of Philistia; and both settlers became known as Palestinians in Western Bank and also in of Philistia despite their differences.

It is clear that the history of settler groups that were later known to the Palestinians occurred on two stages. The first stage is the migrations of the so-called “peoples of the sea”. It is noteworthy that the Jebusites are a group of settlers concentrated in the eastern region of River Jordan and they differed from the Canaanites despite attempts to include them as Canaanites, but they are closer to the Hittites (the peoples of ancient Anatolia). Many scholars consider the origin of the Jebusites is the Hittite. This is confirmed by the gods they worshiped before they converted to Christianity. As well as the similarity between them and Armenians.

The second phase was different Mediterranean groups to replace the expelled and displaced Canaanite and Hebrew. This second group was settled in what is now the Gaza Strip. “Philistia” was first mentioned in the works of the Greek historian Herodotus in the fifth century BC. With the emergence of Christianity the inhabitants of the West Bank, adopted the new religion that emerged in the lands they became advocates and defenders of Christianity in the face of Jews. While the inhabitants of the Gaza Strip remained in their old beliefs until the Islamic conquest came and embraced Islam as a means of coexistence and protection.

Indians and the world must know about the relationship between Pashtuns and the both the Israelite and how the Turkic Jews brought them to Afghanistan and India which led to the creation of Pakistan and the civil war in Afghanistan.

Brief Israelite, Hebrew, Jewish history diagram according to the new Abyssinian Hypothesis, by Tarig Anter.

The Bab-el-Mandeb (Arabic: lit. “Gate of Tears or Sorrows”) or Mandeb Strait is a strait located between Yemen on the Arabian Peninsula, and Djibouti and Eritrea in the Horn of Africa. It connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden. The strait derives its name from the dangers attending its navigation, or, according to an Arab legend, from the numbers who were drowned by the earthquake which separated Eritrea and Djibouti from Yemen or Arabia.

The full width of the Strait of Bab El Mandeb is about 28 km and it had been in use for many thousand years for movement of goods, people, and slaves. Camel was introduced to Arabia from Africa and were shipped by crossing this strait. Incense, rare woods, feathers, animal skins, frankincense, and gold were among the trade crossing regularly.

Since ancient times, Arabs imported goods from Africa via Bab-el-Mandeb then exported them via the Incense trade land route linking Egypt, the Mediterranean, and Mesopotamia with Eastern and Southern sources of incense, spices and other luxury goods, across the Levant and Egypt with Eastern Africa, Arabia, India and beyond.

The economy of the Kingdom of Qataban (in Yemen) was based on the cultivation and trade of spices and aromatics including frankincense and myrrh. These were exported to the Mediterranean, India and Abyssinia where they were greatly prized by many cultures, using camels on routes through Arabia, and to India by sea.

The island of Perim divides the strait into two channels, of which the eastern, known as the Bab Iskender (Alexander’s Strait), is 2 miles (3 km) wide and 30 m deep, while the western, or Dact-el-Mayun, has a width of about 16 miles (25 km) and a depth of 310 m.

According to Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church tradition, the straits of Bab-el-Mandeb were witness to the earliest migrations of Ge’ez speakers between Arabia and Africa, occurring c. 1900 BC, roughly around the same time as the Hebrew patriarch Jacob (Israel). This could even go older than that to the time of Abraham. The Kingdom of Aksum was a major regional power in the Horn of Africa. It extended its rule across the strait with the conquest of the Himyarite Kingdom shortly before the rise of Islam; and early Muslims took refuge in Abyssinia.

Moses may have received some geological assistance when he parted the Red Sea to let the Israelites through. For the past 30 million years the Arabian tectonic plate has been moving away from the African (Nubian) plate at the Red Sea.

But the rift, in which Earth’s crust is being stretched and thinned, is not happening smoothly. Most of the time the plates are stuck together. But in September of 2005 they split apart along a 37-mile (60-kilometer) section in Afar, Ethiopia (Ethiopia map), near the southern end of the Red Sea. The studies suggest that the splitting is due to the injection of underground magma (molten rock) into the rift rather than earthquakes happening on tectonic faults. A similar event occurred in Iceland from 1975 to 1984, but it took nine years and 20 individual “rips” to achieve what happened in Ethiopia in just a few weeks.

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― Gloria Steinem
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